Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hiding sexual history is a moral and ethical fraud. Hiding financial history before signing a legal contract is criminal fraud.
There is is way verifying if a man was sleeping with dozens of women or not . Listen, unless it’s a very young marriage between people in early 20s every has had a past. Even if a woman is sleeping with one man a year if single she will have over 10 partners by her 30s. Is it a lot or not ? It’s also very subjective.
All these men on OLD must be sleeping with someone. Average age gap at marriage is 2 years; average ahe 30-35 yo. Are they sleeping their way through to find a 30 yo virgin ? Even if they do, would they be happy and satisfied with that woman ?
A lot of men have a Madonna-Whore complex which is one of the most damaging deviation for female sex expression in marriage. Too many men need to do a serious mental work what they want to find in a wife: excellent sexual chemistry , or just the mother. Because for 30 yo virgins that may not go together.
I will decline a question about number of prior sex partners as inappropriate, stupid and crossing boundaries, as I can’t verify his prior sex history.
A man should look instead into objective criteria to judge if the woman treats sex as something that deeply connected people do. How soon did she jump in bed with you ? Chances are, if it was on date 1-2, she does it with everyone. Did she ask for STD test and provided hers ? If not, chances are she gives BJ without asking to everyone. And so on.
A smart man would figure out if the woman comes across as promiscuous
Anonymous wrote:Hiding sexual history is a moral and ethical fraud. Hiding financial history before signing a legal contract is criminal fraud.
Anonymous wrote:Hiding sexual history is a moral and ethical fraud. Hiding financial history before signing a legal contract is criminal fraud.
Anonymous wrote:A man should know if his future wife slept with the entire fraternity in college before he marries her, most men don’t want their daughters raised to be whores.
Anonymous wrote:Yes. If you feel like your partner is going to judge you for your sexual history and financial status, then they probably aren’t the right person for you. You don’t want to live your life walking on eggshells.
Anonymous wrote:Do you believe in full transparency in a relationship? In other words, are both parties honest with one another about past sexual history and financial status before taking the next step of getting engaged and married shortly after that?
Anonymous wrote:Do you believe in full transparency in a relationship? In other words, are both parties honest with one another about past sexual history and financial status before taking the next step of getting engaged and married shortly after that?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Finances yes, sexual history, no.
Look, no matter what, somebody’s feelings will get hurt if you disclose sexual history. Somebody had a threesome, or slept with a gorgeous celebrity, or paid a sex worker, or did something that will make the other person insecure.
It is fully possible to have a wild sexual experience and then go on to have a very happy, monogamous relationship. But there’s zero need to introduce any doubt by bringing up sex that may make the other person uneasy.
So it is ok not to disclose to your potential husband that you slept with the entire UVA football team because you don’t want to make him feel insecure?
Seriously?